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Quaternary proboscidean (Mammalia) remains of the UIS Geological Museum, Colombia
Proboscideans arrived in South America from North America during the Great American Biotic Interchange, becoming one of the most representative animals of the megafauna that inhabited this continent throughout the Quaternary. In Colombia, the abundance of their remains contrasts with scarce scientif
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